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by DanBC
3974 days ago
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Your post mentions women leaving for maternity leave, but makes no mention of men leaving for paternity leave. It's probably a problem for society that we assume men are not interested in childcare and won't take much time off. > I almost want to liken it to my car insurance, as weird as it sounds. It's a little bit weird because we have so much information telling us that young men are much more likely to be involved in an accident. I don't think you're saying that we have a lot of evidence to show that women are going to be terribly costly hires. And in some places (the EU) insurance companies can't use gender. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12608777 |
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No, you're right, I'm not. But biologically they are the only sex able to have babies, and paternity is still very far from catching on.
I should note I support paternity leave and hopefully will be taking it someday when I have children of my own.